Iwclose

"Inclose" and "include" are of the same derivation. One of their common significations is, to confine within.

See Include.

Inclosure.

A tract of land surrounded by an actual fence, and such fence."

See Close, 3.

A testator directed his executors "to inclose with an iron fence the Friends' meeting-house grounds, the school-house grounds, and the Friends' burial-ground." These three grounds were adjoining. Held, that there was no latent ambiguity as to his intention to inclose each of the grounds on all sides.''